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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22
PerniciOus Activity

In offce-holders,. to forward political
purposes has been objected to in high
places, and in some few instances has
met with condign punishment. Most
evil influences manifest this trait; it
is an attribute of crime, alcoholism,
and disease, The pernicious activity
of coughs and colds, and their ten
dency to spread so as to affect healthy
tissue, conveys warning and men,
ance. Ii the warning is needed, and
such and effieacious remedy as Gooch's
Mexican Syrup is taken at once, all
evil consequences may be averted, for
Mexican Syrup conquers coughs and
colds with ease. If these symptoms
are neglected, the very existence of
vital organ is menaced, and the
pernicious activity Of tuberculous
matter in the process Of disintegration
of the tissues produces Bronchitis,
Asthma, Pneumonia, or Consumption
Must the victims of these maladies
perish? No, Mexican Syrup is the
acknowledged specific for these
diseases, and its persistent use will
cure the most obstinate cases. Think
how much suffering through these
dreadful maladies might have been
averted, if Gooch's Mexican Syrup
had been taken at once! 1t is invaluable
in~ Pulmonary diseases, and its
marvellous success in effecting perman-
ent cures has caused a sale Of this
medicine which is without precedent.
1t quickly controls all symptoms, and
stops the supply Of tuberculous
matter; it allays Inflammation, and
nourishes the system. Here is an
instance of what it has done:
GENTLEMEN:-I never expect to be
without Gooch's Mexican SJrup in
the house again. 1t is the best |
medicine | ever used in my family.
My wife had a violent cough for SIX
years, and | tried almost everything,
but nothing seemed to do her any
good. We had almost given up all
hopes Of her being cured. got some
of your Gooch's Mexican Syrup, and
she used six bottles, and it cureds her
sound and well. 1t also cured my
daughter who had cough for about
three years. I think it is the best
in the world, and [ can not
say enough in its favor | can cheer
fully recommend it to every one who
has consumption or cough. With
great obligations, | am, yours, etc,
JOHN SLAvENS,
15dec1m Etna Furnace, 0.
Consumptives, try one bottle, it
will only cost you so cts. You will
not be disappointed, it has cured
and it will cure you. Out
of the millions of bottles sold, we
have never heard of single case,
where it has failed to give satisfaction.
Ask any one who has ever used it. If
not for sale by your medicine dealer,
send US one dollar and we will send
two bottles to any part of the U. S.
expressage prepaid. Manufactured
by The Cincinnati Drug and Chemical
Co., 81 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

mo doubt the cause of tariff reform
will continue to gain friends in Penn
sylvania. The conversion of 1000
Pittsburghers by Mr.. Moody is certain
to count in favor Of whatever is
right. - Comier-Journal.
Now, look here. + fxe.~7771pect the
salvation of soais to help the Demo-
cratic party, you might as well quit
praying now. Why, sin is what those
two thousand were saved from.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

Gen. O. P. Gooding, of ST. Louis,
has decided he will marry Mrs. Grace
January, Of that city. Grace says he
will not, and that she does not know
him, yet he pursues her with the
Of marrying her. The same
malady affects the Gen. that destroyed
Senator Jones, Of Florida. 1t is GER
tainly sad thing to be a great man.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22
ORlTuARY ~.

DELAY.-Vincent Delay was born in jackson Coun-
ty, Ohio. Febru ary 91S07, lived in jackson County
till 1855, when he sold out and moved to Appanoose
County, Iowa. where he lived until November H. 1887
when he died in great peace and joy in the Savior
making him upward of eighty years old. He lived q
member of the NJ. E. Church in good standing from
early manhood, and has gone to reap the reward of
the faithful beyond the River. Deceased was bro
ther of Greenberry j. Delay, of Scioto Township.
MARIA DELAY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

"A great fire is said to be raging
under the surface Of a part of Ballard
county. KY AS the world is to be
destroyed by fire, and there is no fire
anywhere in Ballard, the
confagration could not find better
place to begin, though there are
places where more sinners could be
scorched. y Courier-JOu,1aal.
Than in Kentucky? Not much!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

Messrs. johnson & Hinkle celebrat-
ed Christmas by issuing a large
tinted edition Of the Herald. We're
glad to note the prosperity of our
neighbors.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

Allen 0. Myers has been indicted
for completely in the Tally Sheet
Forgeries at Columbus. Allen
promptly appeared and gave bond.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

The article in the Commercial Gazette
on the Prohibition decision of the Su-
preme. Court, does no credit to that great
paper, and shows that an able writer may
be at great loss for something to say.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22
News Notes.

Mr.. Powderly is seriously i'll.
Diphtheria is bad at Springfield.
Randall will fight the Democratic Free
Traders.
Distemper is epidemic amonga horses
about Dayton.
Herr Most has been sentenced to year
in the Penitentiary.
Congressman Ben. Butterworth has
been quite i'll at Washington.
Marietta will celebrate the @Ohio Cen
tennia" the last week in May.
Sands w. Hopkins, wealthy. committed
suicide at Kansas City, Mo. Drunk
A child of George Phenix fatally burn
ed, near Hecla Furnace, Lawrence county.
Mrs. Callie Childs was murdered, at
Canton, Ohio, by fellow named Charley
Thomas.
The Freedman's Aid Society held its
twentieth annual meeting, at Chicago,
last week.
E. L. Harper has donned a striped suit,
and gone into business as a clerk, in the
Penitentiary.
The last of the Hulligan murderers,
Robinson. was convicted of murder in
the first degree.
Thomas Davis, of Delaware, Ohio, look
ed into his gun. That's all that it is nee
essary to say.]
FL. B. Wilson, of Ironton, will be an
aid-de-camp on Gov. Foraker's staff for
the next two years.
Yellow River, China, broke its banks,
and flooded seven thousand square miles
of territory. Great loss of life.
>Samuel J. Ward, of Pickaway County,
swindled by sharpers to the tune of five
thousand dollars. Live an Larn!'
Russia, Austria and Germany are blus-
tering around like three great, big-fisted
prize-6ghters, "parrying for an opening"
Gems. Sheridan and Sherman have an
nounced their intention to attend the G..
A. r. Encampment at Columbus, next
year. .
Miss Annie Horton became insane
while watching performance in a Wash
ington theater. She was perhaps not to
blame.
There is beginning to be considerable
talk of Phil Sheridan as a Presidential
candidate And he wouldn't make bad
one, by any means.
The Ohio State Grange, at Canton, de-
clared in favor of restoration of the
wool tariff of 1867, and recommends
liquor legislation.
Miss Mary Harper, of Cincinnati, is to
marry an Italian Marquis. 1t is not stat
ed whether he will bring his grinding or
gan to the wedding.
A doctor at Wellsville, o., held post
mortem upon child that died of diph.
iberia, taking some of the diseased mem
brane home with him. The whole family
died.
Fred. Mussey says Mrs. Cleveland
weighs one hundred and seventy pounds
then talks about her girlishness and hel
petite form! Well, well!
A new feature in barbed were fences
is charging them with electricity, so that
cattle will not care to- touch them more
than once.
Daniel Drawbaugh, of Harrisburg, Pa.
has invented an electric contrivance
which he claims will announce the ad
vance of an army, or fleet, ten miles
away. What next?
A Missouri Judge compelled the parents
of three boys to publicly whip them in
the Court House yard, for petit larceny
The public schools were marched up to
witness the flogging.
Two Kings met in London last week
and had familiar and jovial time to
gether. One was the prospective King Of
England, the other was the king of Amer
hr,,toc Mr. r. Gu11iuan
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mon by Rev. M. d. Vaughn.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

and had familiar and jovial time to-
gether. One was the prospective King of
England, the other was the king of Amer
lean brutes, Mr. J. L. Sullivan.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

A Missouri Judge compelled the parents
of three boys to publicly whip them in
the Court House yard, for petit larceny.
The public schools were marched up to
witness the flogging.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

Daniel Drawbaugh, of Harrisburg, Pa.
has invented an electric contrivance'
which he claims will announce the ad-
vance of an army, or fleet, ten miles
away. What next?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

A new feature in barbed were fences
is charging them with electricity, so that
cattle will not care to touch them more
than once
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-22

In office holders. to forward political
purposes has been objected to in high
places, and in some few instances has
met with condign punishment Most
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

ing AIaskal aud Canada is put at
1920; an increase oil 58f III one year.
The growth Of newspapers iD some OF
the Western States would be matter
of wonder, If it were not that this year
is DO exc ption to the rue. In Kansas
the Increase is 80 aud in Nebraska 64;
while the Keystone State shows a
smaller advance of 35 and the Buckeye
State OF 80. Pennsylvania exhibits the
largest increase in dailies, II; Kansas
in weekIies, 81, and New York III
nlonthIies, AZ. Seven States show
deere lte; the most prominent instances
being New Hampshire andVfrgInla, SIX
each, The whole volume shows that
care has been taken to sustain It's repu-
tatOn as the INST comprehensive Work
Of the kind yet published, aud to insure
accuracy iu every detail Anything
less than a complete compendium VI
American newspapers and periodicals
would surprise those who are familiar
With the former eff rts of this firm, who
are so well known as the oldest, largest
and best known Of all the American
Advertising Agencies.
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Ne WSPAPERS Nv 1887

Gee. p. ROwell & Co., will issue on
Monday, May 2, the Nineteenth Auau-
al edition OF their standard publication
the /" American Newspaper Directory j"
The new volume contains an exhuus.
tive lit OF all Class Publications SO ad &.
mirably arranged that any one of the
three thousand papers represented there
can be readily referred to aud all in .
portant facts concerning il, together
with its circulation rating easily obtain.
ed.
The Newspaper Directory will be used
principally by Publishers, Advertisers,
aud Advertising Agents. but the vat
fund ofiutormation it contains makes it
valuable to persons Of almost every
trade and profession. As q Gazetteer
alone it il we'll worth the price charged,
50, Tor it fully describes every town IN
which = newspaper is issued, aud few
people care TO know about any place
where one 10 not,
The number Of papers published in
he ULi ed Safes, Territories Tinclud.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30
ATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1887.
NO, NOPNOW.

ews comes to us that in accord.
70 wi Ii resolutions adopted I,y
AZ convention Of Negroes held in
Annapolis, Ind, on the2, of June
.s6 aca'l ha4 been issued for II
ltiopal Political Convention to be-
Ia n hat city OH June lst next,
lkay+ their grievances before the
.antrv.
We don't take any stock in the
I've. The coIored people have
SEay grievances that they shouId
have it is true. They suffer
Tier wrongs and indigni'its that
other people sutfernnder. Shame
this great country of liberty
ID freednm' that snch is the case
10 that the admission Is male by
alsa that none, of the so--c 'Ilvd
bal American statesman can deny
st4a.
We believe q. in exposing all
ongS heapel on our people by
~ class or party, and also IN strlk
Il hack when struck bv amy one
III to strike hard when striking
|gltatlont aud protests should re-
snnd tq,1n mll % ,rta OF the land b>
In peopfa nnll all our rights are
|ily retogrized. But we don't
ant alIv National convention list
ew. @Our experience or rather
5ser vance Of hem As that the> are
8hhy hulnbu.s. 40 far az accom-
gishi Z anything tor The people
liz conc rntd; they generally take
sb.ce just before The great party
lnvp,tlohs, and are manipulated
" designing coIornd poIltci,ns il
ge interest OF white bosses VIII,
hen they get into power give y
Nv well CREASED fellows places and
ID the masses Ego TO The devil
No We don't want anv Nnuona
mvehtion Just now Newspapers
I'D honest Negro orators can dc
Aore good in heir respective
Rates for the race than lac pro-
hp>cd Convention,
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N 0 w READ Y
AT KROUSKOFF'S
Mammoth Millinery House,
Spring and Summer Millinery

Ten Thousand Straw and Fancy Braid Hats from the
cheapest to the very finest quality every color and every
shape for 1897.
Five Thousand School Hats in the desirable shapes
Fifteen Thousand pieces of Ribbon comprising all the
latest mportaOns and shades in Chartereuse Nile Green
Salmon Pink, Lilac and Heotrope.
One Thousand of flowers. The choicest designs
from Paris mpOratons and comprising almost every flower
that blooms in the spring. and positively the finest goods
in this city Our work rooms in charge five artist
designers the trimmed hats in the city,
prices much below Others Our shelves and tho
hree large floors loaded with every variety of mill
merry goods Our retailing the first floor whoes4 prices
enables sell goods tar below any competition
ladies' purchase their millinery at same price
competitors have to pay.
s. KRO USK OFFS
Mammoth Millinery House
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of same. Hundreds of ia niles are
in a gIeat measure dependent upon
the enterprising street hawkeis for
obtaining vegetables, fish, fruit
&c at their doors at reasonable
prices. Pass tho ordinance, and
besides the inconvenieLe, Of get
ting these needs of every day,
prices will go up to tbs benefit of
the small mOnopolists while about
three families out of FIVE will DO
compelled to employ bel p at home
which they can lily afford to do or
suffer t,r want OF necessarits which
are now brought to their doors.
To say ihat W. are surpris d ut
the action Of the committee, is
stating the matter mildly, They
81 ould il seems to our mind seek
to legiSlAle in such a manner as will
secure the greatest good 10 tie
greatest number of people. The
effect of their report Will be- the
reverse, and il is TO be hoped that
the city council will see tue neces-
slty of srangllng the perniclous
ordinance when ii comes up TO be
acted upon.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30
NTREA Z IA WKERS.

Il The report OF the chairman OF
lie marFet committee Of Council
I'D the petition Of certain parties to
t.revent the sale Of arucles on the
rect by what is known as street
aawkcrs, thereby giving the petit
oners a monopoly in the m tier,
Il being severely commented OH by
me public.
4 The report recommends that al
ordinance be passed rcquiung all
ersons selling through the Streets
Il have badges. That badges be
a-nished all persons renting stalls
Ii the market by the year; to all
reeu groccrs. to all fishermen aud
aarties raising produce who sell
sbeir own productions. That said
iers0ns abuvs enumerated shall be
Zone permitted 90 sell in the
ireet-, aud that no person other
han those who rent stalls in the
h rket. and green grocerS. he per-
sittcd to sell on the streets of the
bty.. except fishermen who are
ieIliDg fish of their own catching,
!, -, les selling produce OF their
ssu raising, al that " penalty be
re. rtbcd tor any violation vi this
.r.iinance. ~
The proposed legislation is un-
nat ard unwise. Unjust because
will take AWAY tho means Of
,aking scaaty living trnn hun.
reds of our very poorest classics
uwise b,cause it will har,a- AID
nBcy large majority of eur citi-
eus Who wllI be compelled To send
+, the mark I for fbe Dcccss rits
! lifv Lcs.drs inc o'sing lLe COS
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

Hos J. Milton Turner (colored),
MiesourI'S acrobat nonentily aud
ex Con, Gene al and Minis ar
Resident to Liberia. says shat the
Negro in the South is enj ying
peace, etc, thanks TO a Democratic
administrator" and adds " hat
hereafter be sh,Il affiliate with the
Democratic par y" This flop on
the part Of Milton don't surprise
u; yen. we have been expecting it
tor some time. The ex.d'plomat is
ont Ola job, hence his admlnlstra-
ton of the Decentralization.
New Orloans.
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To The Members Of the Georgia Teach
ey&' AsSOct0tiOn
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

eys' Assoct0ti0n
The Association will convene in At
lanta, Ga, Wednesday, May 4, So7,
At 9 a. m. Those who attend will pa
full far going and one cent per m'h
retur ing. All legates must notify
Mrs. John Philips, corr sp nding see
rera,y 7l8 GwiUnett street, August
Ga. She will furnish blanks, and tor
ward names TO the committee 10 Allan
tt. Take Go>pl Hymns and a minute
Of The last se'S on along with you
hos, who cannot possibly attend
should not fail to forward their dues sc
cents. q. II Go OWN,
Recording Secretary,
Gainesville Fla, april 5, 1887.
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Eli w. Hehdersonis the name OF
the next y"ung 90 ored man 10
brave The pr,juilc d AIT ol The Uni
ted States Military Ala 1emy at
Wet Point, \. Y. He il a protege
of Congressman >malls; halls fi0m
Port Royal, s. c., and has all rx-
crllent Observation-Disclosures Enter.
prize.
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No. 21O.
MADAME SMITH,
The Queen a! Sat !rI.., T.ILi.

Those who wish to consult her upon the
member to call at NO. 2l0 Bryan street. he.
tween Montgomery ana West Broad She i,ss
been practicing this business for Atty years
future; gives successful lottery numhera:
brings separated married couples aud lovaTss
together; brings back absent Friends
and reci cant lovers; and causes speedv "a
happy marriages. She has this giff nom "t tha
Almighty. she is acknowledged by ali 10 be
the QUEEN and STAR FORTUNE TETJEE
without a SUPERIOR. y"
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NUGwUMP newspapers ave btcom-

NUGwUMP newspapers AZ btcom-
ing beautifully less. The strength
exhibited by the Republicans ii The
various City elections Throughout,
he country supplements n Re-
lean victory in 1889. Independent
Journals, viewing matters from The
standpoint, a'e hasIenng into the
fold. This is common so.-Peli>
can u. q.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

Mrs. Grace V. Elliott widow Of
the late ex- Congressman K. Is.
Elliott Of >onth Carolina died IL
The City IF New Orleans about two
wet ks ago.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

TIE Negro will never e Tree so
long rs lie thinks and votes the will
If rome poIiucal m4ster.--GaIe
CITY Press.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

RICHMOND Virginia. has a genu-
inc African hand organ grinder.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

The poor hungry co'ored man
who steals piece Of meat to satisfy
his appetite, Is an alrocious william
and should be sent to the coal NINE
The white man who steals thouS-
aud dollars belonging to the widows
AID orphans, is highly respect
able citizen and should be sent to
Tho legleI"ture.-Negro American.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-04-30

SINK or swim, survive or perish,
root hoy or die, lei the Negro be Il
man and exert all his powers and
put forth every Effort possible to
"ring himself into prominence, r.
building mp enterprises upon bu i
Hess principles, and then you Will
stand y,ur ground, yunr own, my
brave. - Memphis Wa'chman.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-09-24
A miniature I,epublfo.

Between French Guiana and Brazil is q
region Of 100000 square miles, containing
10000 Inhabitants, Whose possession has been.
Contested for 20D years. france Chains IL on
one hauel, Brazil ON the o,hel, alhl nll be-
cause Jf nh iEcomnehelSibIos clause 10 the
treaty of Utrecht. Neither FHlnce non Brazil
has ever dreainelsof taking possession Of this
territory, either by force OF by arbitration
off, friendly nation hefprincipal center Of
popuIationin this country rs Counani, which
has about $50 Inhabitants and will soon be
the capital OF q new republic A short time
ago the Counauians proclaimed tie iinic-
pendencc of their country and chose for
president NJ Jules Gros, a venerable French
man, who has explored the banks OF the
Amazon. 81. Gros lives ut VALVES, not far
from Paris, and there lie received the news
OF his appointment.
Unfortunately lie is not III Counani, for his
new subjects havo forgotten to make out u
@civil list and the voyage is expensive.
However, he is serious, and the legation Of
the new republic has already been Installed,
No. is Rue du Louvre, Paris. N. Gros docs
not make us very enthusiastic over his posi-
ton, from the fact that his first official act
was to create decoration called the Star Of
Counani," and to appoint the high diynita-
ries In his republic especially tho intcndant
general of the presidents palace at Counani-
Counani has not more than thirty-Gye houses
"a proof that lie who matlc success of Le
Petit Journal by his writings is in his dotaSe.
New York Mill and Express